Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, urged engineers to work 60-hour weeks in-office to enhance AI development and compete with companies like OpenAI and Microsoft, despite concerns over AI potentially replacing jobs.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin urges employees to work more in the office, suggesting that 60 hours per week is ideal for productivity as the company aims to lead in artificial intelligence.

The article discusses the renewed push for in-person work in companies like JPMorgan Chase, WPP, and Amazon, highlighting the surveillance technologies being implemented to monitor employees, driven by economic changes and the rise of artificial intelligence.

A JPMorgan Chase executive, Rohan Amin, urges employees to show 'more hustle' after CEO Jamie Dimon reinforced a strict return-to-office policy. There's evident tension between company culture and employee flexibility preferences.